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redzimski.dev

I'm working on a JS side project to take a break from #dotnet. Tried adding #shadcn to #NextJS in a #NXWorkspace. Shadcn expects both package.json and Next.js in the same place, with Nx package.json is in root while Next.js is in a subfolder. All tutorials on how to get it working seem like magical incantations and they're for a previous version of shadcn and tailwind. Eventually got it to complete init, but had to create an empty vite.config.js in root dir to fool shadcn into installing - will see if it works tomorrow.

So, I need an idea for a side-side project to take a break from JS. Maybe Golang this time?

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RecurringBloatware

@EvanHahn can you share tips to aspiring devs struggling to create software? Sorry, I know this is a little generic question, but since the last three years I've graduated jobless and I am lacking the motivation to work towards a soul-draining 9-to-5 IT job.

Not having any successful - as of now, I am struggling to create my own blog/portfolio in Next + MDX + Tailwind, especially the design aspect.

#advice#webdev#nextjs
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Sergi

You should know this before choosing Next.js

eduardoboucas.com/posts/2025-0

Build TimesYou should know this before choosing Next.jsPicking the technology stack for a project is an important and consequential decision. In the enterprise space in particular, it often involves a multi-year commitment with long-lasting implications on the roadmap of the project, the pace of its development, the quality of the deliverables, and even the ability to assemble and maintain a happy team.The open-source software model is a fundamental answer to this. By using software that is developed in the open, anyone is free to extend it or modify it in whatever way fits their use case. More crucially, the portability of open-source software gives developers and organisations the freedom to move their infrastructure between different providers without fear of getting locked in to a specific vendor.This is the expectation with Next.js, an open-source web development framework created and [governed by Vercel](https://nextjs.org/governance), a cloud provider that offers managed hosting of Next.js as a service.
#NextJS#Vercel
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Inautilo

#Development #Insights
Before choosing Next.js · What to know about the web development framework ilo.im/162zgl

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#OpenSource #Vercel #NextJS #React #JavaScript #Framework #Hosting #WebDev #Frontend #Backend

Build TimesYou should know this before choosing Next.jsPicking the technology stack for a project is an important and consequential decision. In the enterprise space in particular, it often involves a multi-year commitment with long-lasting implications on the roadmap of the project, the pace of its development, the quality of the deliverables, and even the ability to assemble and maintain a happy team.The open-source software model is a fundamental answer to this. By using software that is developed in the open, anyone is free to extend it or modify it in whatever way fits their use case. More crucially, the portability of open-source software gives developers and organisations the freedom to move their infrastructure between different providers without fear of getting locked in to a specific vendor.This is the expectation with Next.js, an open-source web development framework created and [governed by Vercel](https://nextjs.org/governance), a cloud provider that offers managed hosting of Next.js as a service.
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Suzanne Aldrich (she/her)

Critical Next.js Middleware Vulnerability (CVE-2025-29927)

A major auth bypass vulnerability in Next.js middleware (prior to v14.2.25 / v15.2.3) allows attackers to inject the x-middleware-subrequest header and bypass authorization entirely. Exploitable via simple HTTP requests—no user interaction, no special permissions.

Patch. Now. Or block the header manually.

GitHub scored this 9.1 CRITICAL, but the real issue? This flaw exposes a systemic weakness in middleware validation, and some vendors weren’t exactly upfront about the risks.

Details + POC: zeropath.com/blog/nextjs-middl
NVD: nvd.nist.gov/vuln/detail/CVE-2

Security theater is easy. Secure defaults and transparency are harder—but essential.

zeropath.comNext.js Middleware Exploit: Deep Dive into CVE-2025-29927 Authorization Bypass - ZeroPath BlogExplore the critical CVE-2025-29927 vulnerability in Next.js middleware, enabling attackers to bypass authorization checks and gain unauthorized access.
#infosec#AppSec#NextJS
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